Bill Clinton

Good design combines problem solving with cost-effectiveness and performance with beauty, and I urge all agencies to integrate good design into their programs.

Together we expanded the earned-income tax credit and cut taxes for 15 million hard-working families, including more than one million Hispanic families.

I have determined that it is necessary to maintain in force the broad authorities necessary to apply economic pressure to UNITA to reduce its ability to pursue its aggressive policies of territorial acquisition.

The strength of our economy and quality of life in America owe much to the genius and creativity of designers.

I am particularly encouraged that the resolution makes clear that the deterioration of the situation in Kosovo constitutes a threat to regional peace and security.

To continue his mission and to live by the power of his profound and wonderful example.

Together we increased the minimum wage for 10 million Americans, including nearly 2 million Hispanics.

As the single largest purchaser of design services, the Federal Government has been a leader in fostering design excellence.

Yes, have high standards; yes, end social promotion; but for goodness sakes, do something for those kids that deserve a better shot and need more help to succeed in life.

In forgiving those who imprisoned him, he reminded us of the most fundamental lesson of all, that in the end apartheid was a defeat of the heart, the mind, the spirit.

We cannot afford to rest; we have work to do.

The true test of our devotion to freedom is just beginning.

It is time to raise the minimum wage for people who need and deserve it.

I think steps we take in Japan to address the issue of financial system has very large implications worldwide.

In light of the recent forest fires which affected Southeast Asia, The United States and Japan will support efforts to address the underlying causes of the fires.

The United States and Japan will work with the Government of Panama and nongovernmental partners to preserve the Panama Canal watershed.

United States representatives underscored my concern with the leaders of both Cypriot communities as well as Greek and Turkish officials.

Despite this, we intensified our efforts to restart the negotiating process.

I am disappointed that the Senate today voted not to raise the minimum wage.

I will continue the fight in Congress to do just that.

The United States has no more important relationship in the world than our relationship with Japan.

We value working families, and that is why we should raise the value of the minimum wage.

Things are not going fast enough to suit me on the people's business.

It's more blessed to give than to receive.

I submit to you this report on progress toward a negotiated settlement of the Cyprus question covering the period June 1 to July 31, 1998.